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Ayan Kandhari
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    If you head out early, you’ll catch the stonework in the best light before the afternoon mist sets in. In early September the humidity is still high but the temperatures are a bit lower than October, giving a bit more comfortable walking time. Staying at Hotel Pluto’s keeps the walk short and lets you avoid the later heat.

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